Best Bets
Best Brunch Special
The Washington Post Staff | Updated 07/26/2009
For some, weekend mornings go down a lot easier with a drink or three. Here our favorite spots for a late-morning meal.
Creme Cafe
Washington, DC
On Saturdays and Sundays, the U Street favorite serves chicken and waffles, crabcakes and a wide variety of poached eggs. Bottomless mimosas or bloody marys are available for $16.
The Front Page
Washington, DC
The Sunday brunch buffet is $20.95 per person. Unlimited champagne is an additional $3; unlimited mimosas are $4.50.
Tony and Joe's Seafood Place
Washington, DC
Unlimited champagne and mimosas are included in Tony and Joe's $45 Sunday brunch. Too bad brunchers can't sit on the restaurant's waterfront patio.
Whitlow's on Wilson
Arlington, VA
The Arlington hangout is jumping on the weekends. DIYers, try the make-your-own-bloody-mary bar.
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